Marble Valley Regional Transit District (MVRTD), generally known as "The Bus" is in its 24th year of service to the residents of the greater Rutland, Vermont area. "The Bus" is the largest non-urban public transportation system in the State of Vermont and as such provides transportation to the general public throughout Rutland County as well as to Social and Human Service Agencies, schools, and area business. "The Bus" provides an enhanced level of self-sufficiency for the elderly, disabled, and transportation disadvantaged who rely on public transportation. "The Bus" also serves a growing population committed to the environmental benefits of public transit use Vermont.

The Rutland Airport is just a few miles away from Downtown with flights arriving direct from Boston daily on Continental Connection operated by CommutAir.

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Not many towns in Vermont can boast the transportation options that Rutland can. And they all connect to Downtown Rutland!

For auto travelers, it's a wonderful way to savour Vermont! Rutland is located at the junction of U.S. Routes 4 and 7 - accessible from New York, Canada, Massachusetts and New Hampshire! And when you get here you'll find plenty of parking along the street or in the Marble Valley Transit Center.

Riding the rail has become an extremely popular way to get to Rutland. The Amtrak Ethan Allen Express train can make your trip from New York City's Penn Station to Vermont a relaxing, enjoyable ride, dropping you off right in Downtown! Taxi service and car rental services await your arrival.

Vermont Transit makes bus travel easy with a regular schedule of trips in and out of its Downtown Rutland terminal. The bus terminal is located conveniently in Downtown with daily service to and from every direction. By air there's daily non-stop service from Boston. The Rutland Airport is just a few miles away.